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INDEX.
Notes and Queries, July 25, 1903.
Obituaries :
Earle (John), 120
Gatty (Alfred), 100
Helsby (Thomas), 400
Holgate (Clifford Wyndham), 360
Lelaud (0. Godfrey): "Hans Breitmann," 259
Shorthouse (J. H.), 220
Spence (R. M.), 259
Ocker- : Hock-, derivation of the words, 208, 378 O'Coigly (John), executed for treason, 1798, 81, 198 O'Connor (Arthur), d. 1852, his biography, 81, 246, 352 Oddyngesles (Sir John de), circa 1342, 96 Odell (F. J.) on historical point in epitaph, 135
Notter family, 516
Ogilvy (Gabriel), his ' Nobiliaire de Normandie,' 109 Oglander (J. H.) on Oglander family, 34 Oglander family, 34
" Old Scratch," appellation of the author of evil, 35, 455 Old Wife, name near Ballater, 188, 310, 351, 433 Oliver (A.) on church briefs, 513
Jansenist crucifix, 517
Portraits of John Nash, 236 Oliver (Thomas), of Leytonstone, c. 1771, 368 Oncost, derivation of the word, 507 Opticians, signs of, 53, 412
Organ- builders, German, J. F. Schulze & Song, 247, 410 Oriel College, Oxford, additions to registers, 283, 402 Oriel or hagioscope, definition of, 301, 321, 375, 491 Orme (Robert), 1725-90, 388, 496 Osborne (Dorothy), her letters, notes on, 385, 445 Oss, its etymology, 204, 452 Ould (S. G.) on Klopstock's ' Stabat Mater,' 489
Preston (Thomas), 448
Savonarola's inedited MSS., 485 Outside as preposition, earliest quotation, 48 Outstrip, use of the word by Lord Byron, 48, 175 Overjoyedness, use of the word, 387 Overslaugh, the term in the British army, 247, 331 Owen (D.) on release as a ship-salving word, 106 Owen (E.) on " Celia is sick," 208 Owen (J. P.) on Conservative as a political title, 307
Evans (Chancellor Silvan), 361, 394, 422
First Rector of Edinburgh Academy, 224 Owing to, as a prepositional phrase, 307 Owl, allusion in Plutarch's ' Life of Nicias,' 467, 517 Owl-light, use of the word by Richardson, 349, 411, 452 Owston Churchyard, skulls in, 287, 474 Oxford, registers of Oriel College, 283, 402 Oxon on fruitarian, 149 Oxon (M.A.) on hedgehog, 247 Oxoniensis on historical crux, 81 Oxoniensis (Comestor) on jeer, 24
Kieff, Kiev, Kiew, 176
Notes on Skeat's ' Concise Dictionary,' 43, 141
Oss, its etymology, 204
Slough, its etymology, 243 P. (B.) on group in biscuit ware, 28 P. (F.) on army doctors, 472 P. (G. H.) on precedence, 68 P. (J. B.) on origin of the Turnbulls, 329 P. (J. F.) on mistress of Charles I., 257 P. (L. M.)on equatorial Africa : its bibliography, 406 P. (M.) on Robin Hood, 169 P. (M. E.) on Miss Gunning, 468 P. (R. B.) on coals to Newcastle, 495 P. (T. ) on Boadicea's daughters, 449
P. (W. J.) on Ludlow clerks, 347
Paan, a loincloth, etymology of the word, 86
Pacifico (Don), the last of, 485
Pack, use and meaning of the word, 298
Packet-boat, early examples of the word, 427, 519
Padmanabhachari (R.) on Herbert Spencer, 369
Page (J. T.) on architectural follies, 157
Auction by inch of candle, 353
Austin family of Ashton and Oundle, 167
'Aylwin,' 116
Bradford (Thomas), 289
Church bells, 354
Church briefs, 86
Dairy windows, 154
Ell family, 77
Furlong, 35
Graham (Arthur), 438
Herod, 426
Historical rime, 330
Hourglasses, 358
Hymn by Dean Vaughan, 473
Laconic prayer, 255
Lucas (Jacob), of London, 329
Luck money, 196
Lyra Apostolica,' 228
Mistletoe berries, 110
Naseby revisited, 461
Nothing, 395
Old conduits of London, 73
Opticians' signs, 412
Original diocese of New Zealand, 217
Original Uncle Tom, 512
Pepys (Mrs. Samuel), 486
Pre-Reformation practices in England, 134
Prodigal Son as Sir C. Grandison, 77
Pronunciation of ng, 77
Purcell family, 58, 396
Sexton's tombstone, 510
Smythies family, 238
Village library, 196
Witnessing by signs, 175 Pagett (Hon. Henry), his parentage, 448 Pagett (John)=Dorothy Gifford, 1667, 128, 215, 273 ' Palenque,' a poem by Charles Lamb, 1 849, 308 Palmer (A. S.) on King's Weigh House, 390
Pasted scraps, 110
Salisbury pulpit, 68
Stager, 446
" To the nines," 34
Palmer (J. L.) on Tennyson and Kingsley, 8 Panton (J. E.) on Panton family, 447 Panton family, 447
Paper, preservation of, 89, 217, 297, 491 Paraboue, use of the word, 369 Parallel passages, 336, 511 ' Parallels between the Constitutions of Hungary and
England,' 468 Parish registers, fees for searching, 130, 252, 453 ; of
Dublin, 209, 272, 418 ; mistakes in, 326, 415 Parker (Richard), sculptor in alabaster, 127 Parkins (Christopher), D.C.L., his biography, 124 Parliament, last of pre- Victorian members, 255, 374,
457 ; " the mother of free Parliaments," 289, 357 Parry (J. H.) on duels of clergymen, 353 Partney, East Lincolnshire, and John Carter, anti- quary, 207, 352, 496
